The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... tion of a christian society , engaged perhaps throughout the week prin- cipally in secular concerns , and coming together sabbath after sab- bath , not to have inattention reclaim- ed , not to have attention rewarded , but to sleep away ...
... tion of a christian society , engaged perhaps throughout the week prin- cipally in secular concerns , and coming together sabbath after sab- bath , not to have inattention reclaim- ed , not to have attention rewarded , but to sleep away ...
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... tion ; and that , except in preach- ing , which may be and is supplied , and often best supplied , out of print- ed books , little else is necessary for a protestant minister , than to be able to read the English language ; I mean for ...
... tion ; and that , except in preach- ing , which may be and is supplied , and often best supplied , out of print- ed books , little else is necessary for a protestant minister , than to be able to read the English language ; I mean for ...
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... tion . The stones , when they fell upon the houses , had not the sound of hard and compact substances , but of matter in a soft , half - melted state ; and such of them as fell upon straws , adhered to them , so as not to be easily ...
... tion . The stones , when they fell upon the houses , had not the sound of hard and compact substances , but of matter in a soft , half - melted state ; and such of them as fell upon straws , adhered to them , so as not to be easily ...
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... tion upon the unmalleable nature of the iron , give , it must be con- fessed , a very great degree of cred- ibility to the whole narrative , and bestow additional weight on the inference previously drawn from internal evidence , that ...
... tion upon the unmalleable nature of the iron , give , it must be con- fessed , a very great degree of cred- ibility to the whole narrative , and bestow additional weight on the inference previously drawn from internal evidence , that ...
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... tion . The joy of the chase , cele- brated with so much enthusiasm in hunting songs , is not espoused by the pitiful so strongly , as the fear and anguish of the animal flying from its pursuers . Many an eye has been moistened at the ...
... tion . The joy of the chase , cele- brated with so much enthusiasm in hunting songs , is not espoused by the pitiful so strongly , as the fear and anguish of the animal flying from its pursuers . Many an eye has been moistened at the ...
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